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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 9
# Folio 14v, page id 00068517:0044
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Anima hominis post mortem superstite, nulliutum subje
intaerente
o
Ao obircitur. Ut enim illa dum un corpore est accidenta
lem suam naturam testatam reddit per inhaerentiam
actualem in corpore, ita si homine mortuo supervivit, in-
haerentia illi aptitudinatis utique sufficit; et in hac  non
in illa formam accidentis positam esse, illi contra quos
disputamus contendunt, at haec potestesse absque subjecto, ut
s
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ipsim et fatendur, atque in de clicunt infirmum contra trans-
eo
substantiationem Contificiam panis d vini in S. Cana
argumentum peti anatura accidentis, quasv illuoneces
Tario actu semper subjecto inhaereat, cum ad naturam
accidentis sufficiat inhaerentia aptibudinalis. Ctharhy.
pothesi adversariorum stante, sua mote concidit quod
quidam de anima hominis hac in re obicunt. siquis
dicere voluerit animathominum post mortem nihil
esse, Deumque in resuscitatione mortuorum non solum
nova corpora, verum etiam novas animas nobit claturu
ut ita omnia sint nova, cum nobilius corpus nobiliorem
requiratanimam, in resurrectione autem longe
nobilius accepturi sumus corpus quam in saovitu
habuimus 1 Cor 15. E42 43. d sequentibus, ac proinde
etiam nobiliorem quam in hac vita habuimus anim
nobis reditum ir, si quis inquam ita statuere voluerit
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ille nihil falia illa adversariorum de inhaerentiae
aptitudinali hypothesi oput habebit. Sed ille ipse